54. Arowana
55. Asian Arowana
56. Bala Shark
57. Banded Leporinus
58. Black Ghost Knifefish
59. Blood Parrot Cichlid
60. Bolivian Ram
61. Bumblebee Catfish
62. Butterfly Fish
63. Convict Cichlid
64. Electric Blue Acara
65. Featherfin Squeaker
66. Flagtail Prochilodus
67. Flowerhorn Cichlid
68. Glass Catfish
69. Green Terror
70. Hoplosternum
71. Jewel Cichlid
72. Kissing Gourami
73. Kribensis
74. Leopard Bush Fish
75. Midas Cichlid
76. Pacu
77. Pearlscale Goldfish
78. Pictus Catfish
79. Polypterus
80. Pseudotropheus
81. Pufferfish
82. Red Devil
83. Redeye Tetra
84. Roseline Shark
85. Royal Pleco
86. Severum
87. Silver Dollar
88. Snakeskin Gourami
89. Sterlet
90. Synodontis
91. Threadfin Rainbowfish
92. Turquoise Rainbowfish
93. Upside-Down Catfish
94. Vampire Pleco
95. Venustus
96. Violet Blushing Shark
97. Wolf Fish
98. Yoyo Loach
99. Zig-Zag Eel
These additional species further showcase the diversity of freshwater fish, each with unique characteristics and care requirements. Whether for aquariums or natural habitats, these fish offer a wide range of options for enthusiasts and researchers alike.
